The ِِAssociation of Banks in Jordan - A REPORT ON ITS STRUCTURE, MISSION AND PROGRAMS
Date Added
2017-03-08
Corporate Authorship
Leslie Thomas, Independent Consultant for Bearingpoint, Inc.
Issue Date
2007
Uploaded By:
USAID/Jordan Monitoring and Evaluation Support Program (MESP)
(Muna Mansour)
Resource Type
PDF
Language
English
Activity
SABEQ (Sustainable achievement of business expansion and quality)
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Tags: Business associations Reports Economic growth and development Regulations Laws and legislation Economic sectors Training Material Organizational structure Communications
The Association of Banks in Jordan (ABJ) is the principal trade association for banks
operating in Jordan and serves the country's 23 member banks, including eight branches of
foreign banks. The ABJ's mission is to provide value-added programs to its members,
strengthen cooperation between them and advance and promote banking sector interests with
the government and the banking public.
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